Price Publishing Groups help you group prices for publishing and distribution to the specified customers. Publishing groups are distinguished by the specified default end-of-day effective time for new prices. You can use Price Publishing Groups to: Group prices for publishing. Assign a default effective time for the group. In order to allow each analyst to publish prices for their areas separately, price groups can be defined by each analyst. Separate natural business boundaries, such as geography or
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Send Your Pricing
The Pricing Console helps you compare proposed price changes to your strategies and goals, change prices as needed, and approve price changes for publishing. In addition, the Pricing Console allows you to: Review proposed price changes. Easily view a set of prices for multiple terminals/ products/ channels. Filter prices by terminal, product, channel, and strategy. Compare proposed
View Your Reports
Overview Viewing your reports gives you an idea of how to stay competitive when pricing your products with key performance metrics. There are several different types of reports. Each can be used daily, or at your best convenience, to determine your best pricing opportunities. Report types Report Name Description Volume Summary Provides historical or real-time
What can be included in each workbook?
Each workbook can contain two columns with up 15 Content Panes. The following can be included in a Content Pane: Futures Chain: Lists futures contracts for a commodity. Futures contracts define an agreement to purchase or sell a commodity for delivery in the future. Options Chain: Lists the available options for a commodity. An option is a
How many workbooks can I have?
You can use the default Energy workbook or create up to 10 of your own workbooks.
How do Price Formulas based on Argus indexes work?
You can create a price formula based on an Argus spot assessment. The price formula can be based on the trading day mean or low price. It can be tied to the previous or the current day Argus contract. Your company must be an Argus subscriber in order to set up Argus price formulas through
How do Price Formulas based on Platts indexes work?
You can create an advanced price formula based on a Platts spot assessment. The price formula can be based on the trading day mean or low price. It can be tied to the previous or the current day Platts assessment. Your company must be a Platts subscriber in order to set up Platts price formulas
How do Price Formulas based on DTN FastRacks indexes work?
The Advanced Price Formula screen lets you set up a price based on a DTN FastRacks Index. NOTE:You must be a DTN FastRacks subscriber in order to use this feature. You must also be authorized to receive DTN FastRacks prices at the market city for the terminal you wish to lift product. You begin by
How do Price Formulas based on NYMEX prices work?
The Create New Future Index-based Price Formula screen lets you set up a price based on a NYMEX futures index. You begin by selecting the futures index you want for the base price. The base price will be based on the last settlement price for the nearby contract, which will be updated each day to
How do Price Formulas based on a posted rack price work?
You can create price formula by applying an adjustment to the posted rack price from a designated supplier for a product or group of products. The system will use the posted rack price for the selected supplier/product combination as the basis for the contract price. Whenever a new posted rack price for the original supplier/product